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Topic	Do you prefer to shave with electric razors?
Smallville 05/04/18 12:26:36 PM #14:	Pow Pow Punishment posted... I used to be a safety razor snob. Bought an expensive electric and it undeniably gives a better shave if used with water, the badger hair brush, and good cream. Basically just replace your safety razor with the electric and keep the routine the same and you'll get the same shave faster and with less effort. One limitation though is it cannot handle long stubble. It's good if you shave regularly but if I go more than a few days I have to trim it down with a different razor or just use the manual. no the foils, brauns cannot handle long stubble. The norelcos can handle long stubble --- "I've always wanted there to be nothing between us. Now there's not"----smallville <cite>Smallville posted [p:900790217] in Do you pre... [t:76578030]...</cite> <quote><cite>Pow Pow Punishment posted...</cite> <quote>I used to be a safety razor snob. Bought an expensive electric and it undeniably gives a better shave if used with water, the badger hair brush, and good cream. Basically just replace your safety razor with the electric and keep the routine the same and you'll get the same shave faster and with less effort. One limitation though is it cannot handle long stubble. It's good if you shave regularly but if I go more than a few days I have to trim it down with a different razor or just use the manual.</quote> no the foils, brauns cannot handle long stubble. The norelcos can handle long stubble --- "I've always wanted there to be nothing between us. Now there's not"----smallville</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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